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Forget Napa — 5 destinations for wine lovers that are off the beaten path

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For those who like to swirl, sniff, and sip their way around the world, a tour of one of the world’s great wine destinations can be a dream vacation.

Staying at a winery is a fantastic experience and many vineyard restaurants around the world offer fresh, farm-to-table style dining, prepared by expert chefs in breathtaking locations.

While some of these locations can be outrageously expensive, there are wonderful international wine destinations that you can experience on a budget. 

 

SEE ALSO: A sommelier explains how to ask your waiter for wine you can afford without looking unsophisticated

1. Salta, Argentina

While Argentina’s Uco Valley and Luján de Cuyo, both near Mendoza, are world renowned, they can be pricey. Farther north, the wine region around Cafayate in Salta province offers great value for wine lovers.

Among the 10,000 acres dedicated to vineyards, some wineries (bodegas) offer free tours and tastings. But you really don’t need to spend a lot of money on a rental car or private driver to take you out to wineries, because there are plenty right in the town of Cafayate. This means that you can walk from tasting to tasting without having to get behind the wheel. Any trip should also include a visit to a fantastic wine bar in town called Bad Brothers Wine Experience, which has affordable tapas and wines.

If you do choose to head out to some of the nearby vineyards, I recommend visiting Piattelli Vineyards, which is about a five-minute drive from Cafayate town. When I was there in 2017, tours started at 100 Argentine pesos, or about $6.50. Another favorite is Bodega El Esteco, where a tasting was 155 Argentine pesos, or $10 during my visit. This bodega also has a fabulous hotel called Patios de Cafayate, where you can stay in a historic building right on the vineyard — a truly memorable experience for those who love all things wine.



2. The Okanagan Valley, Canada

You may not have considered visiting your neighbor to the north for an excellent glass of wine, but British Columbia’s Okanagan Valley is famous for producing tasty merlot, cabernet sauvignon, pinot noir, pinot gris, and chardonnay. Thanks to the strong U.S. dollar, travel within this region and other parts of Canada is cheaper than it has been in previous years.

Vineyards in the region are set along the breathtaking, 84-mile long Okanagan Lake, and many of the restaurants at the wineries have beautiful views over the water.

The best way to visit the wineries is to get a group of people together and share the cost of a private vehicle. You can rent a 10-passenger stretch limousine for $79 an hour and take it on a self-guided wine tour. You can usually visit three to four wineries in a five-hour half-day tour that would cost $395. If you split the cost among 10 people, your transport would cost less than $40 a person.

But it’s not always easy to get together 10 friends when you’re traveling, so you can also book affordable wine tours starting at $90 per person. Another option is to rent a car in Kelowna, the main town in the region, for around $25 a day, and drive yourself out to the wineries. Just make sure you don’t overdo it on the tastings!

Whether you go in a limo or in a rental car, you can cut costs by visiting wineries that offer low-cost tours and tastings, usually running $2–$7. Often these fees are waived with the purchase of a bottle, and some tastings are free even if you don’t buy wine.



3. Robertson, South Africa

South Africa is already an inexpensive destination thanks to the strong U.S. dollar, and this also translates to big savings on bottles of wine and wine tours in the country.

When I visited a couple of years ago, two separate wine tour guides explained to me that the wine-famous university town of Stellenbosch had to start charging for wine tours because of overzealous students going to town at the vineyards. Meanwhile, a couple of hours away, Robertson still offers (mostly) free wine tours and tastings, but you do have to organize your own transport to and from each winery. A rental car is a great way to get around this area as the drives are quite scenic.

On top of free wine experiences, bottles of excellent South African reds are extremely inexpensive when bought from the vineyard. I personally found that all of my favorite South African wines were as much as 40 percent cheaper than I would typically find them in wine shops in Canada or the U.S.

While you can stay on some lovely wineries in Robertson, if you really want to save on your travel budget, I recommend checking out some of the “backpackers,” which are like local homestays in the region.

You can find them on Booking.com, or on the Coast-To-Coast website, or the free print guide you can pick up while in South Africa. This handy little book lists all of the backpackers lodges throughout the country, as well as some tours and experiences that you can have while traveling in South Africa.



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Everything you need to know about Gal Gadot, the badass actress who stars in 'Wonder Woman'

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Gal Gadot is Wonder Woman, and she's stealing the show.

For those unfamiliar with her name, the 32-year-old actress was best known for her roles in four "Fast and Furious" films before taking on the role of Wonder Woman alongside Ben Affleck and Henry Cavill in "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice."

Now she's bringing the comic-book Amazonian princess to life in the first standalone "Wonder Woman" film that's getting rave reviews and (at least) two "Justice League" movies.

But even before she was killing it in action films, she was crowned Miss Israel and served two years in the Israeli army.

Get to know the scene-stealing Wonder Woman below:

Gal Gadot was born in Israel on April 30, 1985. Her mom was a teacher, and her father was an engineer. (She's on the right.)

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You actually pronounce her name like "Guh-DOT" with a T.

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Growing up, Gadot wanted to be a choreographer before switching paths to focus on law. But her plans changed after she met a pageant scout.

Source: Glamour



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9 bad work habits that could cost you your next raise

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You show up to work, greet your colleagues, go to meetings, bury yourself in your cubicle, and get your assignments done.

You do what's required of you, so, surely, that means your boss should recognize you with a raise.

The truth is, even though you think you're a good worker, your boss might think differently.

You might have bad habits in the workplace that your boss notices more than what you're doing right. Those behaviors could be killing your chance to get a raise. Even worse, they might cost you your job.

"People really sabotage themselves at work," said Kathi Elster, an executive coach and author of "Working With You Is Killing Me." But if you can recognize your bad behaviors and stop them, you might be able to reverse the damage.

Here are bad work habits you need to break if you want to climb the career ladder rather than be given the boot.

SEE ALSO: 27 unprofessional habits that make everyone at work hate you

DON'T MISS: 21 unprofessional habits that make your employees hate you

1. You're always late

You might be patting yourself on the back because you show up at the office every day. But look around. Have your colleagues already been hard at work for an hour or more by the time you get there?

"The whole lateness issue is a big problem," Elster said. "Business is deadline-driven. People who can't respect that don't do well."

One reason people are late is that they are time optimists. "They think they can do more than they actually can in a time frame," Elster said. For example, they know how long it takes to get to work, budget that amount of time to get there but then assume they can fit in a stop at the coffee shop or the dry cleaner along the way. The cure: Set your clock ahead and get realistic about how much time things take, Elster said.

Additionally, she said, your late arrival can impact your colleagues. "It can hold other people up," she said. "It's rude. It's unprofessional."

If you often miss deadlines because of time management lapses, you can fix the problem by getting started on projects as soon as they are assigned.

"Young employees often underestimate how time-consuming a project will be, so they do not get started as soon as they should," said Timothy Wiedman, a retired associate professor of management and human resources at Doane University in Crete, Neb. "Projects are often more complicated than they initially appear to be, and unexpected problems or other work-related emergencies can often arise. So do not let procrastination damage a promising career."

Also See: Underrated Work Skills That Will Get You a Raise



2. You have poor work-life balance

You're expected to have a life outside of work. In fact, today's bosses often encourage you to have a strong work-life balance.

But, it might appear that you're prioritizing your personal life when you're supposed to be working if you frequently take long lunches, call friends during the work day, leave early to go to your kids' activities or regularly come in hungover from late nights of partying.

"If it's clear your personal life is more important than your work life, that gets noticed," said Elster. "You're not going to get promoted. You're certainly not going to get a raise."

Some behaviors that suggest your personal life takes precedence will simply have to be stopped — such as the long lunches. With others, you might be able to work something out with your company to achieve the work-life balance you need. For example, you might need to negotiate a different work schedule so you can leave on time to pick up your kids from school.

"Once it's negotiated and the parameters are clear, that's fine," Elster said.



3. You spend too much time on your cellphone or social networks

Cellphones and social media are here to stay. They are ingrained in our lives, and we rely on sending texts to stay in touch with friends and family. We love to share photos via Instagram and Snapchat and to look at those of our friends.

According to a Pew Research Center survey, 34% of people say they use social media while at work for a mental break from the work day. Additionally, 27% say they connect with friends and family while at work via one of the digital platforms.

Bosses notice your usage, though. A 2016 CareerBuilder survey found that 19% of employers believe workers are productive less than five hours a day instead of eight. Employees' cellphones are the cause of that drop in productivity, according to 55% of the survey respondents.

Don't Miss: 7 Ways Smart People Lose Their Jobs



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These are the winning words from every National Spelling Bee since 1925

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The 90th Scripps National Spelling Bee kicked off on Wednesday with nearly 300 young spellers from around the country gunning for a $40,000 top prize.

The field of 291 children will be whittled down to one champion at Thursday's final in Oxon Hill, Maryland.

Since the inaugural competition in 1925, the words featured in the bee have become increasingly more difficult and obscure, requiring participants to have a commanding knowledge of root words, etymology, and world languages.

Scripps's list of "winning words" from previous competitions gives a glimpse at this evolution. Relatively simple words such as "knack,""therapy," and "initials" dominated earlier installments of the spelling bee, while modern-day champions have had to tackle humdingers like "feuilleton,""nunatak," and "gesellschaft."

The shift in difficulty can be partly attributed to ESPN's coverage of the bee, which has attracted more students to the competition, Scripps spokeswoman Valerie Miller said. This is the 24th year ESPN will air the spelling bee.

But the biggest reason is simply that the spellers have gotten better.

"Words are more difficult now because the skills of the students also have expanded," Miller told Business Insider. "These are the best of the best spellers, and the words they get in the national finals should be the greatest challenge."

Here are some of the championship-clinching words from previous spelling bees:

SEE ALSO: Here's the hardest word to spell in each state, according to Google

DON'T MISS: Trump and his White House have made some embarrassing spelling mistakes — here are the worst ones

1925 — gladiolus

The championship word from the inaugural National Spelling Bee in 1925 was "gladiolus," a flowering plant in the iris family.

Eleven-year-old Frank Neuhauser of Kentucky correctly spelled it to take home the top prize — $500 in gold pieces and a trip to the White House.

When he returned to Louisville, crowds greeted him with a ticker-tape parade and bouquets of aptly chosen gladiolus flowers, according to The Washington Post's obituary of Neuhauser, who died in 2011.

The New York Times called Neuhauser's winning word "a cakewalk by modern standards" that "harks back to simpler times."

In the above photo, sixth-place finisher Patrick Kelly poses with President Calvin Coolidge.



1936 — eczema

Jean Trowbridge of Iowa correctly spelled "eczema"— a skin condition — to clinch the 1936 spelling bee. She also had to correctly spell "predilection," which another finalist had missed.

Three decades later, "eczema" would resurface as the winning word at the 1965 bee.



1960 — eudaemonic

Henry Feldman of Tennessee correctly spelled "eudaemonic" to win the 1960 spelling bee. "Eudaemonic" means "producing happiness."



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GOLDMAN SACHS: These 14 underappreciated stocks are set to take off

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How do you find good bargains in a stock market that's already the most expensive since the dotcom bubble? Goldman Sachs has some ideas.

The bank says the key is to find companies that not only offer compelling cases for future gains, but are also under-owned by fund managers and generally underappreciated by the investment population.

In order to single out the stocks with the most upside potential, the equity strategy team at Goldman picked companies meeting the following three qualifications:

  • Active share across large-cap mutual funds that's below the S&P 500 median of 7 basis points
  • Active share that's at or below its five-year average of 7 basis points
  • A buy rating with Goldman equity analysts

The resulting group of stocks has higher expected sales and earnings growth than the median S&P 500 company, while also boasting a lower price-earnings multiple.

Here's a list of the 14 stocks identified by Goldman, as of March 31, arranged in descending order of active mutual fund share:

14. L3 Technologies

Ticker: LLL

Sector: Industrials

Upside to Goldman target price: 13%

Large-cap mutual fund active share: 4 bp

Source: Goldman Sachs



13. NetApp

Ticker: NTAP

Sector: Information technology

Upside to Goldman target price: 16%

Large-cap mutual fund active share: 4 bp

Source: Goldman Sachs



12. Juniper Networks

Ticker: JNPR

Sector: Information technology

Upside to Goldman target price: 23%

Large-cap mutual fund active share: 4 bp

Source: Goldman Sachs



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PIMCO: 5 key policy areas will test markets over the next 5 years

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Federal ReserveIn their latest global economic and market outlook, Pimco analysts detail the ways in which trade, geopolitics, and monetary, fiscal, and exchange rate policy will test the markets over the next three to five years.

Pimco analysts Richard Clarida, Andrew Balls, and Daniel Ivascyn cite "insecure stability" as a key factor that will affect policy decisions around the world.

"Over our five-year secular horizon we believe that the global economy will be 'driving without a spare tire' as the Fed raises rates and shrinks its balance sheet," write the Pimco Analysts, "and that any pivot to fiscal policy that materializes will be unlikely by itself to boost global growth prospects in a sustainable way."

They believe that any policy shifts will "coincide and collide" with the risk of recession, which they estimate to be around 70% over the next 5 years.

Below are the slides from their presentation to clients. 

Evolution of PIMCO's secular views



How have the risks we saw in May 2016 changed? Our standard 2016 forum slide with today's Big Questions



Consensus sees a modest upswing in global growth to the Great Moderation trend of 3.7%



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Here's how much it would cost to buy the 32 biggest football clubs in Europe

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KPMG has released a report this week listing the 32 most valuable clubs in European football.

Here's the bad news: Buying a football team doesn't come cheap. The good news: It's always nice to know the worth of your favourite side.

To identify the market value, KPMG has used a methodology that considers the market value of the owner's equity, plus total debt, less cash and cash equivalents.

These five factors were also considered:

  1. Profitability— overhead costs-to-revenue ratio of the past two financial years
  2. Popularity— the relationship between championship pedigree and social media traction
  3. Sporting potential— squad value
  4. Broadcasting rights— TV revenue already negotiated and guaranteed for the seasons ahead
  5. Stadium ownership— a key asset yet some clubs do not own their own ground outright

This provided KPMG with a figure it calls "enterprise value." This basically means what the business is worth.

Without further ado, here's how much it would cost to buy the 32 biggest football clubs in the world. The list is ascending order, from cheapest to most expensive.

32: Olympique de Marseille – €187 million (£160 million)



31: PSV Eindhoven – €210 million (£179 million)



30: Beşiktaş – €219 million (£187 million)



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The healthiest breakfasts you can order at 11 fast-food chains

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If you're on a budget and low on time, a fast-food breakfast might be your best bet every once in a while.

Whether you're headed to Burger King or Starbucks, there are usually a few healthier options to choose from.

For this list, we tried to prioritize breakfasts that contain whole food ingredients like eggs and whole grains, fruits, and vegetables. Most are 400 calories or fewer and pack a hefty amount of protein to fill you up and fuel your body for the day ahead.

Still, one caveat with most of these items, is that they pack a lot of salt, so watch your sodium intake on the days you eat them.

SEE ALSO: Our obsession with calories can be traced back 100 years — and it hides a bigger problem

DON'T MISS: 15 of the healthiest fast-food menu items

McDonald's — Egg McMuffin, no ham (300 calories)

The fruit and yogurt parfait isn't the only healthy morning item McDonald's offers. Avoiding the meat is an easy way to lighten up the chain's traditional breakfast items. An Egg McMuffin has:

300 calories— not too high, not too low

17g protein— a hefty amount to strengthen muscles and fill you up

12g fat— not too high, not too low

29g carbs— pretty low

730mg sodium — high; a little less than half your recommended daily allowance



Starbucks — Spinach and Feta Wrap (290 calories)

While the yummy pastries at Starbucks are sure to catch your eye, sugary muffins and scones can leave you hangry. Their hot breakfast items, like this wrap, are likely a healthier, more filling AM meal, with:

290 calories— on the lower side

19g protein— a pretty good amount to strengthen muscles and fill you up

10g fat— not too low, not too high

33g carbs— pretty high; replace sugary or carb-heavy snacks with protein-rich ones

830mg sodium — just under half your daily allowance



Subway — Egg and Cheese Sandwich (360 calories)

"Eating fresh" in the a.m. is pretty easy at this chain, where you can get an egg sandwich on flatbread loaded with veggies. Our only caveat is that the sandwich is very high in sodium, which research suggests may be bad news for your heart.

360 calories— not too high, not too low

19g protein— a good amount to strengthen muscles and fill you up

12g fat— not too high, not too low

44g carbs— roughly 15% of your daily allowance

860mg sodium— high; more than half your daily allowance



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The 10 most beautiful cars on sale today

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Cars are more than just a means to get from point a to point b. They can be works of rolling automotive art. Legendary car designers such as Marcello Gandini, Giorgetto Giugiaro, and more recently Ian Callum are artistic geniuses as much as they're "car guys."

While beauty is without a doubt purely in the eye of the beholder, there are certain cars whose sleek lines, luscious curves, or sheer aggression make them universally loved. Well, at least universally loved here at Business Insider. 

Two years ago, we assembled a list that contained what we consider to be the ultimate collection of automotive elegance on sale at dealerships today.

For 2017, we've updated our list to reflect the latest and greatest from the world's automakers. 

SEE ALSO: The Alfa Romeo 4C Spider is one of the oddest and most memorable cars we've ever driven

10. Mazda MX-5: Over the past quarter century, the Mazda MX-5 Miata has become the best-selling sports car of all time.



Although earlier generations have not been known as style icons, the current fourth-generation model is a different story. New for 2015, the current MX-5 conveys the car's sporting heritage in a charismatic and aesthetically pleasing package.



9. Jaguar F-PACE: For the first time, one of the most beautiful cars in the world is, in fact, an SUV.



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The 15 best iPhone hidden features you never knew existed

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The iPhone has a treasure trove of useful features that can actually save you time. So many in fact, that even the most seasoned iPhone users may not know all of its tricks.

That's why it's always important to keep your iPhone updated: Not only will you protect yourself against cyberattacks, you'll also be able to access the latest features available.

To help you get the most out of your iPhone, INSIDER rounded up 15 of the best tips and hidden features that'll make your life better in 2017. But before you check them out, make sure you're running iOS 10.3 or later on your iPhone.

Get hourly weather updates without ever opening the Weather app.

This was hands down one of the most useful features that iOS 10.3 introduced. To use it, open Apple's Maps app, search for a location, and firmly press and hold the weather icon in the lower right corner.



Customize the flashlight's brightness level.



Fall asleep listening to music with a custom timer that stops all media on your phone when it ends.

Open Apple's Clock app, and tap "Timer" on the bottom right to access this feature. This trick was a major game-changer for me when I first found out about it. I use it all the time to fall asleep while listening to meditation videos on YouTube, ocean sounds on Spotify, podcasts, and more. 



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The best and worst countries to be a teacher, based on salary

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Excuse us while we pack our bags and plan our new lives as teachers in Luxembourg.

According to new data released by the OECD, the starting salary for a high school teacher with no experience in the country is $79,000. The peak salary for a veteran teacher is $137,000.

The OECD's full data set reveals a yawning gap between the highest and lowest paid teachers around the world. When converted to US dollars, many of the salaries fall well short of the average American teacher, who makes $44,000 starting out and approximately $67,000 at the upper end.

Here is the full breakdown, sorted by school level and gender.

SEE ALSO: Teachers are making millions selling their lessons plans online

Elementary school teachers — best and worst

In Luxembourg, one of the richest countries in the world, an inexperienced teacher can expect to make more on his or her first day than teachers in nearly all other countries can hope to make in their entire careers.

The only exception is Switzerland, where elementary school teachers make $92,000 at the top range of salaries.

Meanwhile, salaries in the three-lowest-paid countries all top out below the starting salaries in the 10-best-paid countries. Korean teachers start out at $26,815, while Czech, Hungarian, and Polish teachers shouldn't expect to make more than that throughout their careers.



High school teachers — best and worst

Luxembourg's and Switzerland's dominance continue on for high school teachers. Likewise, Korean teachers still see the biggest jumps in pay over their careers.

Though a brand-new teacher makes just $26,815 in their first year, by the time they've hit the 10-year mark it rises to $40,453, and at the top end it's $75,202.

Austria is one of the only countries to jump significantly from elementary school pay to high school. High school teachers make about $9,000 more.



Elementary school teachers — best and worst by gender

Luxembourg doesn't just dominate with the size of its paychecks, but their level of equality, too. Male and female elementary school teachers both make roughly $108,000 at the top end of the pay scale.

The same can't be said for the other countries in the top five, many of which see discrepancies of a few thousand dollars tilted in men's favor.

Teachers in the worst-paying countries see smaller gaps. In certain countries, namely Poland and Hungary, women even make slightly more than men.

Notice: The OECD didn't collect gender data for every country in the general list.



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The 25 greatest quotes from 'Game of Thrones'

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Warning: Spoilers ahead for "Game of Thrones."

The fantasy series "Game of Thrones" is rich with incredible moments both big and small. When it comes to the writing, author George R.R. Martin and showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss have achieved a unique mix of profound quotes, witty humor, sarcastic one-liners, and just plain badass moments. After re-watching the series from start to finish, we rounded up 27 of our favorite lines which appear on the show.

We skipped past obvious house sayings like "winter is coming" and "a Lannister always pays his debts" to focus on important scenes and stand-out lines with high impact on character development.

Scroll down to read more about these iconic moments.

SEE ALSO: All the 'Game of Thrones' deaths, ranked from least tragic to most tragic

“Let me give you some advice, bastard. Never forget what you are. The rest of the world will not. Wear it like armor, and it can never be used to hurt you.” — Tyrion Lannister

Tyrion and Jon's first meeting stands out as one of the most iconic moments in the series. In the pilot episode, Tyrion is first introduced as a brothel-loving dwarf, with no interest in the rest of the world. But this line gave an immediate depth of character to Tyrion, and showed viewers his wisdom and wit.

This gem comes when Jon defensively asks what the hell Tyrion knows about being a bastard. “All dwarves are bastards in their father’s eyes," he replies.



"The man who passes the sentence should swing the sword."— Ned Stark

This quote contains everything a stranger needs to know about Ned Stark and his world view.

Ned was one of the greatest characters on the series, with a hardened sense of honor, duty, and righteousness. In the pilot episode, his character is immediately established with this lesson taught to his son Bran. He is driving home the point that no leader should give an order or make a decision he wouldn't carry out himself.

This connects a person to their choices — if you sentence someone to die, you better be sure enough it's the right choice to kill that man yourself. Plus, carrying out the deed yourself shows respect to the individual you're punishing. 



"When you play the game of thrones, you win or you die. There is no middle ground."— Cersei Lannister

This conversation takes place right before King Robert dies. Cersei is sending a clear message to Ned Stark with this line.

Ned has discovered that Cersei's children are all the bastard products of incest, and he decided to give her the chance to leave the city before telling Robert. She marks this as a grave mistake, one the viewers will also come to see as the moment Ned's plan went horribly wrong — he is executed just two episodes later. Plus, Cersei's lesson to Ned Stark is the only time the show's title has been said out loud on the series.



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The best cordless vacuums you can buy

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The Insider Picks team writes about stuff we think you'll like. Business Insider has affiliate partnerships, so we may get a share of the revenue from your purchase.

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The Insider Pick:

  • Cords are a pain — especially when you're trying to vacuum. Cordless vacuums keep gaining in popularity, and the Dyson V6 is the best one you can buy with its powerful suction, reasonable battery life, and helpful accessories.

Not many people like cleaning, but it’s still something that has to get done. Of course, just because you may not enjoy cleaning, that doesn’t mean you should try to find ways to make it as painless as possible. Perhaps the first step in doing so is ensuring that you have tools that actually work.

A great vacuum can make a world of difference when you’re trying to suck up that dirt and animal hair. Many prefer the convenience of the cordless vacuum, which eliminates the annoyance of being tethered to a much-too-short cord that limits where your vacuum can reach.

Getting rid of a tether isn’t the only reason to choose a cordless vacuum. Normally, cordless vacuums are also a little lighter than their wired counterparts and they’re quicker to set up and tear down, so you can get the house tidied up quickly if you’re on a time crunch.

So what should you look for in a cordless vacuum? Well, because there is no cord, these vacuums rely on battery power, so you’ll want to ensure that the battery can last long enough for you to clean the house. Normally, batteries last anywhere between 15 and 40 minutes, and for most, that will be enough to clean the carpet in the house, but those with larger homes should look for something with longer battery life.

You should also consider things like weight, included accessories and extensions, and whether or not the vacuum can clean hardwood floors or just carpets.

As for the appeal of cordless vacuums? Anyone who's ever had their ankles tangled up while vacuuming, or has gotten to the end of a room only to run out of cord, knows the pain. We've done the research to find the very best cordless vacuums you can buy.

Updated by Christian de Looper on 06/01/2017 with new picks, text, and formatting to match other Insider Picks' Guides.

Although the Dyson V6 is our top pick, for various reasons laid out in the slides below, you should also consider the Shark Navigator Freestyle, the Bissell Lift-Off, the Dyson V8 Absolute, and the Hoover Air 3.0 cordless vacuums.

SEE ALSO: The 5 best food processors you can buy

The best cordless vacuum overall

Why you'll love it: The Dyson V6 is a powerhouse of a vacuum, offering a high level of versatility and a super light design.

Dyson is a household name in the vacuum business, and for good reason. The company has built a reputation of delivering powerful, high-quality vacuums. Sure, Dyson vacuums aren’t always the cheapest vacuums out there, but if you can swing it, the extra cash may be well worth it.

The Dyson V6 is one of Dyson’s premium cordless vacuum models, and there are a number of reasons it has won our “best overall” category. For starts, the vacuum is highly versatile. Not only is it great for picking up the dirt around the house, but it’s also pretty good at getting animal hair and carpet fluff. That’s largely owed to the range of accessories that you’ll get with the vacuum – like the long arm attachment, which will help you get to those hard-to-reach spots.

The vacuum also comes with two different cleaner heads – one for hard floors and one for carpet. While you will have to pause to switch out the heads in the middle of cleaning, it does mean you can clean your entire house with the vacuum.

When it comes to battery life, the Dyson V6 lasts 20 minutes, and unlike some other vacuums, which slowly decrease in power as the battery dies, you’ll get full power for the entire 20 minutes until the vacuum shuts off altogether. That battery life may not be big enough for some larger houses, but it should be plenty for apartments and standard-sized houses.

Apart from the somewhat short battery life, there are some downsides to consider. Like the fact that the vacuum has a small-ish dust capacity. Still, the vacuum has gotten excellent reviews: Trusted Reviews gave it a nice 9/10, while Expert Reviews awarded it a full five stars. It's The Sweethome's top pick for cordless vacuum cleaners, too. Dyson offers a two-year warranty, too.

If you're looking for the Cadillac of cordless vacuum cleaners, your search will end with Dyson. Devotees of this brand swear it's the most powerful product in its category, but there's a hefty price to pay for top quality, making this an investment that only people who truly enjoy vacuuming (yes, there are some of you out there) will go for.

Pros: Very versatile, can clean both hard floors and carpet, relatively light

Cons: Somewhat short battery life, small dust capacity, relatively expensive

Buy the Dyson V6 Absolute Cord-free Vacuum on Amazon for $279.00+



The best cordless vacuum for pet owners

Why you'll love it: The Shark Navigator Freestyle is great for both standard cleanups and for sucking up pet fur.

Perhaps the only thing worse for your floors than crumb-dropping kids is hair-shedding pets. But not to worry, the Shark Bagless Navigator Freestyle will restore your floors to furball-free status in minutes.

Pet owners face a special kind of necessary cleanup, and a good vacuum can mean a world of difference in making that cleanup a quick and easy process. The Shark Navigator Freestyle has been highly rated for all kinds of uses, but it’s especially good at cleaning up rogue pet fur.

The Shark Navigator Freestyle stands out among other cordless vacuums with its ability to easily swivel around furniture and other household items. The vacuum is also relatively lightweight, and instead of a bag, the vacuum has a large dust cup, which is easy to take off and empty.

The Shark Navigator Freestyle is also pretty well-built. It features rubberized wheels to help minimize any scratching on hard floors, and the battery, which will run for around 17 minutes, is replaceable – so if it eventually wears out you won’t have to get rid of the vacuum altogether. It also has a one-year warranty.

What makes this vacuum stand out from others in its category is the longer run time it gets (nearly an hour), and that it only take four hours to recharge.

There are a few negative things to consider about the vacuum before you buy. For example, the vacuum is somewhat bulky despite being light, and it doesn’t come with any attachments to clean up areas above the ground – this is a ground-only vacuum.

Pros: Easy swivel, well-built, replaceable battery, relatively inexpensive

Cons: Relatively short battery life, no above-ground attachments

Shark Bagless Navigator Freestyle Cordless Stick Vacuum on Amazon for $98.99



The best cordless vacuum for less than $75

Why you’ll love it: The Bissell Lift-Off vacuum doesn’t just fold up for easy storage – it’s also usable on hard floors and carpets for an excellent price.

Looking for a cordless vacuum on a pretty tight budget? The Bissell Lift-Off cordless vacuum may not be the most powerful one out there, but for those with small apartments, it might be the perfect option. 

The vacuum features a brushroll that you can turn on or off, so it’s capable of vacuuming both carpets and hardwood floors. On top of that, the vacuum features a 2-in-1 design, so you can detach part of it to use as a standalone hand vacuum, which you can then use for sucking up crumbs on the couch, spider webs, and more. That design also helps the vacuum fold up easily, which is perfect for small storage places.

You do get what you pay for, and as mentioned, this vacuum is cheap. While the company doesn’t officially list the battery life, don’t expect it to be all that long, and don’t expect it to be all that powerful, either.

Still, if you’re looking to clean up a small apartment and don’t want to spend much, then you can get this one on Amazon for less than $70. Bissell offers a two-year warranty, too.

Pros: Cheap, folds up, detachable hand vacuum, usable on both carpet and hard floors

Cons: Not very powerful, likely short battery life

Buy the Bissell Lift-Off vacuum on Amazon for $62.99 



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These are going to be the 2017 songs of summer, according to Spotify

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It's June, which pretty much means it's summer. It's time to listen to beach-appropriate songs that will never get out of your head no matter how hard you try. 

The past few years have given us some of the most memorable songs of summer for good and bad reasons: "Call Me Maybe,""Blurred Lines,""Trap Queen."

Spotify put together a playlist of what it predicts will be the songs of summer for 2017, and there's something for every summer occasion. While most of them aren't as horribly catchy as "Blurred Lines," there are songs from artists including Kendrick Lamar, Lady Gaga, Niall from One Direction, Liam from One Direction, and Katy Perry. 

Here are Spotify's picks for the songs of summer 2017, which you can listen to below:

 

SEE ALSO: RANKED: The 11 best movies of 2017 so far

“Bad Liar” - Selena Gomez

Spotify: "Between the playful coos and seductive beat, Selena Gomez’s brand new song has us all hot and bothered. Spotify listeners took to this track instantly and we predict it’ll be setting the tone for summertime shenanigans everywhere."



“Strip That Down” - Liam Payne ft. Quavo

"Liam Payne’s first post 1D solo offering references everything summer needs: beverages (“Coke and Bacardi”), fast cars (“F1 type Ferrari”) and suggestive dancing (“I love it when your body grinds on me”). Co-written by Ed Sheeran, this track is already the life of the party. "



“I'm The One” - DJ Khaled ft. Justin Bieber, Quavo, Chance The Rapper, Lil Wayne

"If you’re looking to kick back beside the pool with a drink in hand and a mission to be worry-free, this is your song. Led by the charismatic DJ Khaled, “I’m The One” is a sunny all-star collaboration about telling a girl she can call off the search for Mr. Right."

 



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The mysterious life of James Middleton, Kate's party-loving little brother who runs a marshmallow company

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The INSIDER Summary:

• James Middleton, 29, is the younger brother of Pippa and Kate, Duchess of Cambridge. 
• After dropping out of college, he picked up a reputation for reckless partying.
• Later, he started a cake business that ultimately failed. 
• Now, he runs a custom marshmallow company — and seems to be settling down in a relationship.



Everyone knows Kate Middleton because of her dreamy royal wedding to Prince William. And everyone knows her younger sister, Pippa, because of the scene-stealing bridesmaid dress she wore to that wedding. 

But fewer people know about the youngest Middleton: 29-year-old James, who's making his way in the business world as the head of a 100% serious, personalized marshmallow company called Boomf

Here's a look at James's life both before and after his family became quasi-royalty. 

James, 29, is the youngest Middleton sibling. He grew up with Kate and Pippa in Bucklebury, Berkshire and attended the boarding school Marlborough College.

It was around this that time news outlets were first reporting Kate and Prince William's budding romance — and James took extreme measures to minimize rumors and chatter.

"I used to be first up in the morning to make sure I could get to the papers and rip out any stories about my sister, so nobody would see them and there would be no conversations about them,"he recently told the Daily Mail

Source: British GQ, Daily Mail



But school was never James's strong suit. He's dyslexic, and knew that college wasn't for him. So he dropped out of Edinburgh University after one year.

"I knew that that mouthful of academic prescription was not going to do it for me,"he told British GQ. "My dream, which came to me when I was flying back up to Edinburgh after a weekend home, was to build a cake empire."



In 2007, he launched the Cake Kit Company, which provided customers with DIY kits for festive party cakes.

Sadly, James's "cake empire" wasn't to be: The company would eventually dissolve in May 2015. 

Source: British GQThe Companies House

 



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Here is the evidence of climate change

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Paris (AFP) - As President Donald Trump prepares to announce whether he will pull America out of the 2015 Paris Agreement sanctioned by his predecessor and nearly 200 other world leaders, the stakes on climate change have never been higher.

Earth's average global temperature is scaling new heights, sea ice is retreating, extreme weather events have become more frequent and species are increasingly under threat, say scientists.

A summary of the evidence:

 

SEE ALSO: Trump has reportedly decided to withdraw from the Paris climate deal

DON'T MISS: Here's what the US actually agreed to in the Paris climate deal

1.1 degrees

In 2016, Earth's average surface temperature hit a record level for the third consecutive year since records began in 1880.

The global average temperature was about 1.1 degree Celsius (1.98 Fahrenheit) higher than the pre-industrial era. This is when mankind’s mass burning of coal, and later oil and gas, started hiking levels of heat-trapping carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.

The 21st century has already seen 16 of the 17 hottest years on record.

Some of the world's biggest cities may be as much as eight degrees Celsius (14.4 degrees Fahrenheit) hotter by 2100, said a recent study.



1.6 million square miles

Arctic summer sea ice shrank to 4.14 million square kilometres (1.6 million square miles) in 2016 — the second-lowest after 2012, when it reached 3.39 million km2.

The Arctic Ocean could be ice-free in summer as early as 2030. In parts of Arctic Russia, temperatures were 6 C to 7 C higher than the long-term average.

On the other extreme of the world, Antarctica, sea ice last year hit its lowest extent ever recorded by satellites.

High-altitude glaciers, meanwhile, declined in surface area in 2015 for the 36th year in a row.

On the other extreme of the world, Antarctica, sea ice last year hit its lowest extent ever recorded by satellites.

High-altitude glaciers, meanwhile, declined in surface area in 2015 for the 36th year in a row.



400 parts per million

The atmospheric concentrations of the three most potent greenhouse gases — carbon dioxide (CO2), methane (CH4) and nitrous oxide (N2O) — all hit new highs in 2016. 

For the first time on record, in 2015, the amount of CO2 in the atmosphere averaged 400 parts per million (ppm).

Most climate scientists agree that greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere must be capped at 450 ppm of CO2 equivalent (CO2e) for a fighting chance to limit average global warming to two degrees Celsius (3.6 degrees Fahrenheit) over pre-industrial levels.

This is the cap enshrined in the Paris Agreement.

Fossil fuel-generated greenhouse gas emissions are thought to have remained stable in 2016 for the third consecutive year, even as the global economy grew. But to stay on target for 2 C, they need to decline.

Meanwhile, scientists are also worried about a rise in levels of methane, which has a far more potent warming effect than CO2. 

The rise is so far unexplained. But one feared source is melting Arctic permafrost, which could eventually release billions of tonnes of carbon dioxide.



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The 9 best electric motorcycles you can buy

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You don't have to settle on power when it comes to buying an electric motorcycle.

For those looking to go the environmentally-friendly route, there are plenty of appealing options on the market.

Scroll down for the 9 best electric motorcycle options out there:

SEE ALSO: The best electric cars you can buy for under $40,000

Alta Motorcycles has two solid options for those just entering the market. The Redshift SM, pictured here, has an output of 40 hp and 120 ft.-lb. of torque.

Priced at $15,495, the Redshift SM has a top speed of 80 mph and charges in six hours from a level 2 charger, which is slightly faster than a wall socket but not as quick as DC fast charging. The SM is a bit limited when it comes to range at just 50 miles, but it's packed with enough power for those looking for a city bike.



For anyone looking to go electric for an off-road experience, Alta also offers its Redshift MX, pictured here. Like the SM, it also has an output of 40 hp and 120 ft.-lb. of torque.

The MX is a bit cheaper at $14,995, but you'll have to make compromise some on speed. The MX has a top speed of 65 mph. Alta says the MX has a range anywhere between 1-4 hours, depending on factors like environment and speed.

Both the SM and MX can be reserved online with a $100 deposit. Deliveries for the SM have been delayed and are now scheduled to begin in August. The MX is available for immediate delivery.

Martin Eberhard and Marc Tarpenning, two of the original co-founders of Tesla, invested in Alta Motorcycles.



Zero Motorcycles' electric motorcycle, the Zero SR, is competitive when it comes to range and power. It gets up to 70 hp and 116 ft.-lb torque.

The base model, the ZF13.0, can drive 122 miles on a single charge (combined range). But you can also shell out more for a Power Tank, which will increase the combined range to 153 miles.

Pricing starts at $15,995 for the ZF13.0. Adding the Power Tank will cost an additional $2,695.

The Zero SR is also a bit more high-tech than the other options we've seen so far. It comes with an LCD screen showing battery charge and speed. It syncs with an app that will track that data, but also allows you to set parameters like the maximum speed you want to go when riding.

The motorcycle can be purchased at a local dealer.



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I tried the 'Mercedes Benz of toilets' that comes with a remote control and costs $10,200

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Heated seats, doors that open automatically, and an energy-saving system — these are features we've come to expect from luxury cars. But Japan's biggest toilet maker has brought these high-tech features and more to its premiere line of commodes.

Founded 100 years ago, Toto makes toilets — most of which include remote-controlled bidet spouts — that have become mainstays in Asian households, restaurants, and public buildings. The company has struggled to crack the North American market.

Earlier this year, Toto opened a showroom in San Francisco to give urban-dwellers the chance to experience Japanese-style toilets. On a recent visit, I used the company's most expensive and luxurious toilet. Here's what it was like.

SEE ALSO: Alarming photos of the uninhabited island that's home to 37 million pieces of trash

This is the Neorest 750H — the porcelain throne to rule all thrones.



As a company spokesperson walks me through the showroom, she describes the Neorest 750H — not the sexiest name — as the "Mercedes Benz of toilets." It costs $10,200.



She shows me to a bathroom where the Neorest 750H, the company's most expensive toilet, sits. I ask if visitors can actually use it and she tells me "it's encouraged."

I move closer to the toilet and the lid opens for me.



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The 13 dumbest things to do with your money in your 20s

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Your 20s are a critical decade when it comes to managing your money.

Time is on your side when you're young, and a head start in saving and investing can result in massive financial gains down the road.

To get on track financially, start by avoiding these 13 common mistakes.

Original reporting by Kathleen Elkins.

SEE ALSO: 7 stupid things people do with their money that feel smart at the time

DON'T MISS: 13 pieces of money advice you can't afford to ignore

1. Living above your means.

Earning your first paycheck is liberating and thrilling. But as you begin to get raises, spending can tend to creep up as well, until we succumb to lifestyle inflation: living up to the ceiling of what our income will allow and thus failing to save for the future.

How to improve: Set up automatic savings to contribute a percentage of your paycheck to your 401(k) or investments before you even see it. When you get a raise, up your contributions by the same amount and you'll never have to adjust your budget, suggests the Money Wizard, a 27-year-old blogger and financial analyst with more than $170,000 in the bank.



2. Spending on the wrong things.

If you're overspending, there's a chance your money is going to the wrong places.

It is crucial to establish the difference between "wants" and "needs," Brad Sherman, president of Sherman Wealth Management, told Business Insider. Once you've accounted for all of your "needs"— such as housing, food, insurance, and student loan payments — and have set aside savings, then you can decide which "wants" to pursue. "If they don't fit into the budget, you're going to get into trouble later on," Sherman warns.

How to improve: If you're trying to break the habit of overspending — or keep it from developing — try tracking your money or signing up for an app that will do it for you, like Mint. You'll be able recognize patterns in your spending and may decide to put that $20 a week you spend on lattes toward your next vacation instead.



3. Being unaware of your cash flow.

Cash flow is one of the most important things to be aware of, especially in your 20s, says Jonathan Meaney, a certified financial planner and wealth manager at Carter Financial: "You've got to know where your money is going and you've got to make sure that more money is not going out than is coming in."

This means sitting down to craft a budget, but it doesn't have to be exhaustive. "A budget is simply a plan to make sure your money goes where you need it, instead of trickling away when you aren't paying attention," Sherman says. "And if you don't have one, that's likely what will happen."

How to improve: Start with three budgeting strategies super rich people use— you'd be surprised at how simple they are to implement. Or check out one of the many free budgeting apps, like Pennies, to help you categorize and monitor your monthly and annual spending.



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The best clothes hangers you can buy

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The Insider Pick:

  • There's nothing worse than a messy, disorganized closet. Having high-quality clothes hangers that match is an absolute must. After much research, we found that the AmazonBasics Wood Suit Hangers are best for most people with their sturdy design, low price, and bulk buying options.

It's perfectly normal to make it to adulthood and find yourself stuck with a closet full of mismatched hangers — half of which are crappy wire ones from the dry cleaner's or flimsy plastic ones you bought at the dollar store — but you don't have to live in disorder any longer! It's time to get a good set of high-quality, matching hangers. Believe us, your closet will thank you.

Hangers come in all kinds of shapes, sizes, types, and materials. It can be hard to know which ones are best for your clothes and your closet. One thing is for sure, though — Cheap, thin, flimsy wire and plastic hangers are not the answer. Sturdy, well-made wooden hangers are best, though velvet and padded ones are also very good. We've chosen wooden hangers for our picks because they tend to last longest and look the nicest.

We've also included a few different types of hangers: regular, all purpose ones that can handle any piece of clothing you have; special ones that are made for hanging pants and skirts without creases; hangers made for children specifically; and a tie rack that can hold ties, scarves, or belts easily.

Editor's note on the merits of high-end hangers: In our research, we found many incredible companies like Kirby Allison's Hanger Project, which make lovely high-end hangers out of fine wood and other materials, however, these hangers are rather expensive, and most people will probably be just fine with more mid-range or budget picks like the ones we recommend.

Although the AmazonBasics Wood Suit Hangers are our top pick, for various reasons laid out in the slides below, you should also consider the Natural Wooden Trouser Clamp & Skirt Hanger, the Superior Natural Wooden Hangers, the Honey-Can-Do Kids Wood Shirt Hangers With Metal Clips, and the Woodlore Cedar 42-Peg Tie Hanger.

SEE ALSO: The best sheets you can buy for your bed

The best hanger overall

Why you'll love them: The AmazonBasics Wood Suit Hangers are sturdy, attractive, and so versatile that you can use them for everything.

Solid wood hangers are sturdy, attractive, and practical. Although these AmazonBasics Wood Suit Hangers aren't the most high-end wooden hangers you can buy, they are the best option for most people. 

You could easily just buy the 30-pack of these hangers and use them for every type of clothing you have. Each hanger has a wooden rod for hanging pants, notches to accommodate strappy tanks and dresses, and a broad enough design to hold blazers, shirts, and most coats. Amazon also sells a 16-pack for those of you who don't own that many clothes or simply have a very small closet.

The hangers measure 17.4 x 0.5 x 9.4 inches, which should work in most closets. They come with the AmazonBasics 1-Year Limited Warranty, so if you dislike them or they have a manufacturing flaw, you can send them back within the return window.

Most buyers on Amazon love these hangers and say they helped organize their closets to perfection. However, a few repeat customers say that the build quality isn't as good as it used to be. Some reviewers say that you should sand the hangers down in certain places to ensure the wood doesn't snag on your clothes. The Sweethome agrees that they're middle-of-the-road hangers that will work for most people, but recommends a slightly more pricey pick instead.

These are minor quality control issues that aren't deal breakers for most people, though you should be aware of them and keep your expectations in check. After all, you're getting these hangers for less than $1 each, which is unheard of for wood hangers.

Pros: Real wood design, includes a pants bar, low price, bulk buying options, you can hang anything on them, notches in wood for strappy dresses and tank tops

Cons: May need light sanding in some areas, not ideal for pants or skirts

Buy the AmazonBasics Wood Suit Hangers on Amazon for $15.99 for 16 pack or $23.99 for a 30 pack



The best hanger for pants and skirts

Why you'll love them: The Natural Wooden Trouser Clamp & Skirt Hangers are specially made to clamp down on your pants without leaving wrinkles and to hold your skirts without damaging them.

If you have a lot of skirts and dress pants that you don't want to subject to creases and life on an ordinary hanger, the Natural Wooden Trouser Clamps and Skirt Hangers from the Container Store are a great option.

They'll match the aesthetic of your ordinary AmazonBasics' Wood Suit Hangers, but these trouser clamps and skirt hangers will take extra good care of your pants and skirts. The Trouser Clamp has a felt lining and a notch inside to hold your dress pants gently without creasing them in all the wrong places. 

The clamp is strong enough to hold your pants so they don't fall, but gentle enough not to leave a weird crease. You can use them for skirts, too, or you can get the Skirt Hanger with its two clips and adjustable metal bar instead. The Skirt Hanger will hold your skirts in place by the waistband.

Buyers on the Container Store's website rate these hangers highly at 5 or 4 stars. Reviewers love the smooth finish, the great quality, and the sturdy grip of these hangers. Although these hangers cost $2.99 - $3.99 each, you won't have to buy too many of them, as you only need enough to hold your most important pants and skirts.

Pros: Real wood design, strong clamp holds pants or skirts secure, no more wrinkles, non-slip security, attractive design

Cons: May not fit all pants or skirts

Buy the Natural Wooden Trouser Clamp & Skirt Hanger at the Container Store for $2.99 - $3.99 each



The best hanger for coats and suits

Why you'll love them: The Superior Natural Wooden Hangers are perfect for suits and coats with their broad, thick wooden shoulders.

If you have heavy wool coats, sturdy leather jackets, puffy down coats, or high-end suits that need stronger broader hangers, you'll love the Superior Natural Wooden Hangers from the Container Store.

These wooden hangers are thicker, sturdier, and stronger than normal hangers, and the arms are specifically made to support the natural shape of coats and suits. The thick, curvy design also ensures that your suit jackets and coats don't get weird hanger bumps in the shoulders. 

If you need these hangers to protect your suits, you may want to opt for the hangers with the ribbed bar that holds your suit pants securely, too. Those who only want to store coats carefully won't need to spring for the bar.

The Superior Natural Wooden Hangers are obviously quite popular at the Container Store, because they have 40 reviews and an average star rating of 4.7 out of 5. It's an excellent rating, and most buyers agree that these hangers live up to their name with superior structure and stability for heavier coats, jackets, and suits.

In fact, the only one-star review is from someone whose only complaint was that the price tag sticker was difficult to remove from the hanger itself.

Pros: Real wood, sturdy design, angled shoulders for suits and coats, can handle heavy coats

Cons: Pricey if you buy many

Buy the Superior Natural Wooden Hangers at the Container Store for $9.99 - $11.99 each



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